I need EVERYONES help...Stevie almost has a WORLD RECORD!!! - Page 2

ShangriLaTroubl · #16 03-04-2004, 10:33 PM

Did u try to see if Michelle could scan it for you??

Chris

Johnny Stew · #17 03-04-2004, 11:09 PM

Not to burst anyone's bubble, but I have a feeling Guinness won't count Stevie's #1, because it was based on club play and was registered only on Billboard's Club Play chart... whereas Cher's "Believe" hit #1 on the Hot 100 Singles chart, which is based on radio play and sales data, and is therefore more difficult to acheive.

But I could be wrong... and I'll be happy if I am!

greatdarkwing · #18 03-05-2004, 12:54 AM

I had asked Guiness Records about that, and even though it was #1 on the Dance charts, it was still Stevie and they are proceeding with it....Michelle, is there anyway you could scan it? It would be greatly appreciated!

Please email me a scan if you can....

[email protected]

~Alex

rhiannon1119 · #19 03-05-2004, 03:24 PM

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Originally posted by greatdarkwing
Michelle, is there anyway you could scan it? It would be greatly appreciated!

~Alex

Unfortunately, I don't have a scanner, but if you really need it... I would be willing to part with my issue of it and mail it to you. Let me know.

Michelle

Johnny Stew · #20 03-05-2004, 05:49 PM

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Originally posted by greatdarkwing
I had asked Guiness Records about that, and even though it was #1 on the Dance charts, it was still Stevie and they are proceeding with it....

Sounds good to me then!

I had to decorate the library today for our Dr. Seuss Birthday Party tomorrow (it's the Seussentenial!!!), so I double-checked to see if we'd still have the pertinent issue, but unfortunately we only keep the current two years of Billboard, and that issue was discarded recently.
Sorry, Alex.

darklinensuit · #21 03-07-2004, 05:29 AM

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Originally posted by Johnny Stew
Sounds good to me then!

I had to decorate the library today for our Dr. Seuss Birthday Party tomorrow (it's the Seussentenial!!!), so I double-checked to see if we'd still have the pertinent issue, but unfortunately we only keep the current two years of Billboard, and that issue was discarded recently.
Sorry, Alex.

Did you look inside a book?
Did you swim within a brook?
I do not like green eggs and Stew
I do not like them, Johnny you am.

- Jake in the Cake

rianbay1 · #22 03-14-2004, 03:51 AM

What about "Bootylicious"? Wasn't that #1? Stevie got co-writing credit on that one.

Somehow, I think, that being the oldest woman to have a #1 single wouldn't be a record that Stevie would want recognized over and over. I know I wouldn't if I were if were still a productive singer/songwriter and still selling a substantial amount of albums on my own. LOL

ShangriLaTroubl · #23 03-14-2004, 10:39 AM

I don't think Stevie got co-writing credit on Bootilicious did she? She just got credit for the guitar part sample

Chris

Travis · #24 03-15-2004, 01:10 PM

Speaking of #1's and who was the oldest woman to achieve such a feat, what about who was the oldest woman to have her debut album reach #1? Wouldn't this be Stevie w/ "Bella Donna"? Stevie was 33 when BD came out. This is considered to be her first official solo release. Buckingham/Nicks doesn't count because that was considered a group. I'm trying to think of what female came out with a solo debut that reached #1 and was older than 33 years of age. How old was Sheryl when she released "Tuesday Night Music Club?" I'm not even sure if that went to #1. What about Tina with "Private Dancer"? I know she was something like 44, but was that considered her first solo release? I think Stevie would hold the record for this unless someone else has other info.

Travis